Whittle Springs Golf Course

Whittle Springs Golf Course is located in Knoxville, Tennessee, offering a classic golf experience with roots dating back to its time as part of a prestigious resort that featured a grand hotel and swimming pool. The course plays at less than 5,900 yards and is characterized by its wide-open layout with no sand bunkers, emphasizing a traditional approach to golf design. The defining challenge lies in its small, fast greens that demand precision on approach shots and putting.

Historically significant, Whittle Springs has hosted notable tournaments and players throughout its illustrious past, including golf legends such as Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, and Dow Finsterwald. The course continues this tradition by hosting the Knoxville City Amateur Championship, a prestigious event it has hosted since the 1930s. The course's design and conditioning reflect a commitment to maintaining high-quality playing surfaces, with the greens particularly praised for their quality and playability. The wide-open terrain and absence of bunkers create an accessible yet challenging experience suitable for various skill levels.